“Enough is enough, we want our city college back,” Chris Jackson, City College of San Francisco Board of Trustee member, said at the March 14 Save CCSF rally. “We want City College to reflect the values that we have all have fought so dearly and sweated so much for.”

For the sixth year in a row, students and community members gathered at City College of San Francisco’s Mission campus, beneath what is said to be the largest Aztec Calendar in the world, to ring in the Aztec New Year.

Tensions between students and administrators at City College of San Francisco ran high after a Feb. 25 meeting, designed to give students a voice in the future of their school, ended without consensus.

The first time 10-year-old Sol McKinney set foot inside the Mission Science Workshop, he wired together two six-volt batteries to make a heater and was instantly hooked on science.

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Students and faculty members who rallied at City College of San Francisco’s Ocean campus on Nov. 15 against the consolidation of diversity studies programs, demonstrated that the college’s struggle is not only one of accreditation and funding, but is also playing out on the borders of civil rights.

Maya priest Valerio Canche Yah offered his blessings to the audience participating in a Maya festival that took place at City College of San Francisco’s Mission campus and the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts Nov.16-17.